Send from Alternative email address

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Youssef Rihani

hi,
i have users in my company who has mutliple email addresses in their "email
adresses" properties with one set as primary. everytime a user sends email,
the primary email address appears to the recipient for reply.
The question is, how i can change the "from" address to make it appear not
coming from the primary email address of the sender but from any other email
address in the "email addresses" list.

Thank you

Youssef
 
I have the same/similar problem.

A client has several addresses forwarding to his primary address. He
would ike that when answering an email sent to (e-mail address removed) the from field
reads (e-mail address removed) and when answering an email sent to (e-mail address removed) the from
field reads (e-mail address removed).

Can anyone help us?

T.
 
I also have a similar need as the two previous posts. Most of the
suggestions for dealing with this require you to use additional
accounts/mailboxes. I would like to have one mailbox and one account that
has multiple e-mail aliases assigned to it and have the account owner be able
to "Send From" any of his e-mail aliases. Anybody know if this can be done
without custom programming?
 
Hi
Please create A Dl with the email address , Make the user a member of that
DL.Grant that user send as rights in the security tab.tell the user to select
taht address in the address book when sending the email , it must be in the
from field.

tks
Abdul
 
I have a company that is also experiencing their exchange intranet email
address will become the listed primary address each time they log on to the
network, even after setting their internet email address as the primary, they
cant send out email until they set their primary as the internet email
address.

we are using all 2003 server/client and 1 pop/1exchange for each client

any thoughts or fixes for this????
 

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